In a deeply tragic incident, the young daughter of Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Udhampur, Amod Ashok Nagpure, passed away suddenly on Saturday morning, leaving the family and the police fraternity in shock and grief.
According to initial reports, the child had been suffering from a mild fever for the past two to three days. However, her condition took an unexpected turn, and she collapsed suddenly this morning. Despite all efforts, she could not be revived.
The unexpected death of the young girl has sent waves of sorrow across Jammu and Kashmir, with condolences pouring in from officials, politicians, and the general public.
Prominent political leader and former Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad expressed heartfelt condolences through social media, stating:
“Shattered to hear about the devastating loss of the young daughter of Amod Ashok Nagpure (IPS) SSP Udhampur. There can be no greater pain for a parent than losing a child, it’s a wound that never heals. My heart goes out to him and his family in this unbearable moment. May God give them immense strength to survive this tragedy, and may the innocent soul rest in eternal peace!”
Many others echoed similar sentiments, recognising the unimaginable pain the officer and his family are going through. The police department also issued a statement expressing sorrow over the untimely demise and offered support to SSP Nagpure and his family during this difficult time.
As of now, the exact medical cause of the child’s sudden collapse remains unclear. Family friends and officials have requested privacy for the grieving family.
The loss has cast a pall of mourning not just over the Udhampur district police but also across the wider administrative and civil society circles of Jammu and Kashmir.
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